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I fail to see the application for this. The chat looks like a bunch of children posting "dirty words" and laughing behind their random aliases. Not to mention t
by Sunlis 14y ago
I fail to see the application for this. The chat looks like a bunch of children posting "dirty words" and laughing behind their random aliases. Not to mention the spamming and general lack of moderation. Please, stop this. You're killing IRC.
- NateDad 14y agoI fail to see how that is different than IRC.
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- ffreire 14y agoDepends on the channels you participate in. I tend to stick to the *dev channels, which have always leaned towards civil discussion.
- nicksergeant 14y agoAgreed. Innovation around communication is welcomed and all of that, but this is not doing anything to stop the trolls. Anonymous chat on the internet with no provisions to control spam / garbage = useless.
- blakeeb 14y agoWe're deploying troll-proofs by the minute. We went live with this as an MVP. GhostOps are on their way, sticking to agile CD style for this.
- blakeeb 14y agoContext: we met each other, then built it in three days on a bus from SF->Austin. We're working on it! We want to bring the fun of anonymous IRC group chat to the next generation. I guarantee it will take more than three days to perfect, but thanks for your comments! :)
- patejam 14y agoIRC isn't about being anonymous. Its about having a simple protocol that makes chat portable and easy to make on the fly.